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I am running a self-hosted nextcloud-server version 31.0.1-1~deb12 on debian 12.10 and today I realized that the client was not synchronizing.
When I open the web interface I get the message in the following screenshot:
By browsing nextcloud forums (e.g here) I see that the update might be performed by running occ, however I wonder whether this is the correct way to proceed even if I am running the debian-packaged version of the server.
I am running a self-hosted `nextcloud-server` version 31.0.1-1~deb12 on `debian 12.10` and today I realized that the client was not synchronizing.
When I open the web interface I get the message in the following screenshot:

By browsing nextcloud forums (e.g [here](https://help.nextcloud.com/t/cant-access-nextcloud-after-update-update-needed-please-use-the-command-line-updater-because-updating-via-browser-is-disabled-in-your-config-php/202532)) I see that the update might be performed by running `occ`, however I wonder whether this is the correct way to proceed even if I am running the debian-packaged version of the server.
In that case simple wait to new package come in repository
apt update
apt upgrade
Self make package?
Just rebuild new package
If wont override option and enable update with browser You can use OCC utils.
p.s. - Today I will rebuild package (commit 4a5b8f4ce2) for apt.jurisic.org repository.
Depend of case:
1. Using repository apt.jurisic.org?
In that case simple wait to new package come in repository
> apt update
> apt upgrade
2. Self make package?
Just rebuild new package
3. If wont override option and enable update with browser You can use [OCC]([url](https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/occ_command.html)) utils.
p.s. - Today I will rebuild package (commit 4a5b8f4ce2) for [apt.jurisic.org]([url](https://apt.jurisic.org/)) repository.
I'm using apt.jurisic.org, and I will be happy to wait for the new package to appear in the repository.
Thank you so much for your support and for sharing your package.
I'm using apt.jurisic.org, and I will be happy to wait for the new package to appear in the repository.
Thank you so much for your support and for sharing your package.
New package nextcloud-server-31.0.2-1~deb12 is added in repository.
New package [nextcloud-server-31.0.2-1~deb12]([url](https://apt.jurisic.org/debian/pool/main/n/nextcloud-server/nextcloud-server_31.0.2-1~deb12_all.deb)) is added in repository.
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I am running a self-hosted
nextcloud-serverversion 31.0.1-1~deb12 ondebian 12.10and today I realized that the client was not synchronizing.When I open the web interface I get the message in the following screenshot:
By browsing nextcloud forums (e.g here) I see that the update might be performed by running
occ, however I wonder whether this is the correct way to proceed even if I am running the debian-packaged version of the server.Depend of case:
In that case simple wait to new package come in repository
Just rebuild new package
p.s. - Today I will rebuild package (commit
4a5b8f4ce2) for apt.jurisic.org repository.I'm using apt.jurisic.org, and I will be happy to wait for the new package to appear in the repository.
Thank you so much for your support and for sharing your package.
New package nextcloud-server-31.0.2-1~deb12 is added in repository.